The designated Minister of National Security, MK Itamar Ben Gabir, appeared today (Tuesday) at the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court as an act of support for a female soldier in the Border Guard who is accused of an assault causing actual injury and obstruction of justice. Officials in the law enforcement system told "Israel Hayom": "This is dangerous, they are turning the trial into a political one, this is not the case where backing should be given." Ben Gvir's surroundings responded to the words and said "They will learn in the police that there is a minister who also gives support to the ordinary police officers."
On social media, people are convinced that Orian Ben Khalifa, who has been suspended from activity for the time being, is innocent of any crime.
However, in the indictment filed against her by the police investigation department, it is alleged that at the time relevant to the indictment, Orian was serving as a police officer on permanent duty in the Border Guard and about a year ago she was placed on duty in the Lion's Gate area in the Old City of Jerusalem, among other things, for the purpose of blocking and preventing the passage of pedestrians.
At 20:40 or thereabouts, Hala Salim accompanied by Malek Salim, 19-year-old Avia, arrived at the area where the barricade was placed.
The two asked Orian to move.
The networks are also convinced that she is innocent.
Supporters outside the court, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Support signs outside the court, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
"The complainant tried to speak to the heart of the accused and begged that she and Malek be given a passage permit.
At this point, the accused pushed the complainant backwards and after the complainant asked the accused not to push her, the accused pushed her again," the indictment claims.
It was also claimed that Orian, "grabbed and pulled and removed from the complainant the hijab that she was wearing on her head.
After that, pulled her hair, gave her a blow behind the ear and knocked her to the ground.
Then.
Orian, who is complaining against her, was led to the police station holding her hair and neck.
Upon reaching the point, it is claimed, "the accused sat the complainant firmly on a chair and at a certain point "leaned towards her, strangled her by the neck with both hands and violently shook her body.
After a few seconds, the accused returned and strangled the complainant once more while shaking her body again.'
It was also alleged against her that she prepared a false action report about what happened.
It should be emphasized that, unlike another case in which the top of the police, headed by the commissioner, backed the police officer who shot dead Bayad al-Akhlaq, a young Palestinian with special needs after suspecting him of being a terrorist, in this case no one in the police backs up the female fighter.
"Even the policeman who was with her at the checkpoint testified in favor of the complainant against her, everything is documented"
They also say that "she used unreasonable force and also disrupted proceedings."
This must not be backed up.
No politician has used her story, neither condemned nor backed up to this day, it is dangerous, we would not want such policemen to encounter our children, this is not the first case that her behavior raises question marks.'
"Not the first case that her behavior raises question marks." Ben Khalifa, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
However, in Ben Gvir's environment, it is difficult to accept the claims.
"Itamar respects the court and will accept the verdict," said his associates, "it is a version against a version, there are also problems with the evidence, there were hundreds of cases of violence by police officers who were not suspended from their duties, the system's treatment here is different and the fear is that it is because the complainant is the daughter of Mokhtar .
Itamar will continue to support him every time he feels there is discrimination like in this case"
In the news published in the name of Ben Gabir it was stated: "Our job is, with God's help, to support our fighters, our policemen and our soldiers. We will do everything to support all the people who sacrifice, give and do. With God's help, we will go in and support the men and women, soldiers and soldiers."
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